Autosleepers

Autosleepers no longer has depots in Perth and Adelaide. Aside from that, their 2 berth Mini Camper is already phased out. Henceforth, their fleet now consists of 3 to 6 berths vehicles. 

Autosleepers Campervan Hire is a family-run company with depots in 5 cities. They have 3 to 6 berth campervans and motorhomes with real strength in the 4 berth category and an unusual little camper perfect for small groups and even big families. 

This small, family-operated campervan rental business operating out of Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Gold Coast, and Cairns has been in business since 1997. Their main branch is located in Caringbah, Sydney. Along with their multiple depots, they offer an extensive collection of both campervan and motorhome models for hire. What we like most about Autosleepers is their large selection of 4 berth campervans and motorhomes that can suit just about every style of travel. 

Autosleepers have 7 models to choose from. The point of emphasis for the company is their easy-to-drive campervans that accommodate a various number of travellers, from 3 to 6 people. These vehicles differ in style and base vehicle used―there's a small Suzuki camper, a high-top Ford eurocamper, a luxury Mercedes/VW motorhome, and more. They claim to provide excellently stocked vehicles with cutlery, crockery, linen, and other amenities depending on the model hired. But one thing's for sure, Autosleepers allows small, well-behaved dogs inside their vehicles!

With the exclusion of the 2 berth Mini Camper, Autosleepers kicks off their fleet with the Hightop Campervan 3 Berth. This particular model is quite popular in the campervan rental market, It sleeps for up to 3 people and is fairly stock standard with no bells or whistles. Even so, they do provide basic yet essential campervan amenities such stove, fridge, bench seats, storage, and tables. So, for small families who wouldn't mind a compact yet reliable camper, this is a decent choice. 

The Adventurer 4-berth motorhome is a Toyota Hilux model that sleeps the same but is much more spacious than the Hi-Top Campervan 4 Berth—very much recommended if you can afford to treat yourself with more space. An automatic transmission is available, with air conditioning to boot. Anyone considering a longer trip with multiple people should take this model as the bare minimum because of its storage capacity; it’s unfortunate but true that any Hi-Top campervan can really only accommodate a week or so’s packing for more than two. It features a gas stove, large fridge, and a hot-water system. Plus, the double beds are separated (one above the cab and one at the rear) to give sleepers a little more privacy. In the daytime configuration, it’s large enough with a lounge and dining space for four. It also has baby and booster seat anchoring points. So for families, this is the first model to consider in ascending order of size. 

The latest addition to the 4-berth category, this Eurocamper is suitable for travellers in dire need of a smooth, economical ride all around Australia. This easy-to-drive hi-top is capable of travelling from Melbourne to Sydney, and halfway back again with just one single tank of diesel. Even if it comes with a manual gearbox, it is a comfortable camper ideal for long-distance driving. Hence, if you're looking for the most economical campervan on the fleet for long drives, this is highly recommended. 

The Fiat Cruiser model is again something different from Autosleepers. It has seatbelts for 5 people, but only 2 double beds so it is listed as a 4 berth, and rightly so. If the total number of travellers is 5, then you can rent a tent! This is a little bit of luxury with almost all the bells and whistles―auto transmission, air con in the rear, house battery, hot water, microwave, full-size fridge, toilet, and shower. It really is a nice motorhome and well worth the look if you are in the luxury market.

 If you are travelling with a bigger group. they offer a 6 berth model that is quite advanced. The Mercedes Deluxe 6 Berth Motorhome is meant for families looking for some extra comforts while exploring the scenic OZ roads. This recent motorhome comes with a permanent rear bed, an overhead double bed, and a convertible dinette bed. 

Another 6-person camper is this model built on a Mercedes VW unit. This motorhome has some nice features like large windows, a full shower & toilet, and a well-equipped kitchen. Plus, you've got everything you need for your kitchen needs like a microwave oven, gas stove, and fridge/ freezer. With its turbo engine and power steering, this unit is very smooth to drive, making it a nice home away from home. 

The insurance liability depends on the type of vehicle rented. At no additional rate per day, the excess is at $3,300 for motorhomes while $2,750 for campervans. Limit the bond/ liability to $1,650 (motorhome) and $1,250 (campervan) by paying $22 per day. If you want to have a stress-free road trip, then take the ultimate package at $33 per day and reduce the bond to $330, plus some nice inclusions such as a camping table, chairs, satellite navigation, and baby or booster seats. Just like most companies, the windscreen, tyre, roof, and under-carriage damage are not included in the insurance coverage. 

Autosleepers may just be a small company that is not the cheapest player in town but expect fully-booked vehicles, especially in peak seasons. Even if the company targets a particular campervan or motorhome category, which is the 4-berth classification, it still suits almost all segments of the market. They give several options for 3 to 6 people. Over the years, they have carved their own name but their reputation isn't that flawless, with few negative reviews and rental concerns. So, if you've decided to go for their unit, be sure to know everything and read the fine print carefully. 

In general, Autosleepers has a nice range of campervans and motorhomes that cater to different sizes and budgets. And of course, it's their 4 berths that are taking the spotlight.